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First Alert Weather Days: Strong storm risk Friday and Saturday

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Unsettled weather returns to Middle Tennessee Friday and Saturday, and with that will come the risk of some strong thunderstorms. FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAYS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. The overall severe weather risk is low on both days, at 1/5 on the scale....
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Carpet fire spreads, forcing residents to evacuate apartment building in Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A small fire inside an apartment escalated quickly at a complex near Percy Priest Lake early Thursday morning. The Nashville Fire Department was called to The Trails Apartments off Bell Road around 3 a.m. and arrived to find smoke coming from the 337 building. All the...
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Two people hurt in overnight shootings

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Two people were hurt in overnight shootings. One shooting occurred around 1 a.m. on Demonbreun Street around a Comfort Inn. The second shooting happened around the same time in on Church Street. Details are limited, check back with story while we learn more.
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Tennessee increases private-school voucher vendor contract by $356M

Tennessee lawmakers are giving a $356 million raise to the company handling the state’s two private-school voucher programs, despite the vendor’s woes in two other states. The legislature’s Fiscal Review Committee approved the increase Wednesday, pushing the maximum contract amount for Student First Technologies, LLC t
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State wildlife officials to address Nashville community members about how to interact black bears

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - After several black bear sightings in Middle Tennessee recently, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency wants to make sure Tennesseans know what to do if they see one. During the Metro District One community meeting on Thursday, June 25, the TWRA will be giving a presentation regarding...
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Group Of Six Gets The Last Bluebird Café Walk-In Seats, Then Throws Away An...

Not sure if it was entitlement or just plain stupidity, but this story needs to be...
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Man wanted for allegedly firing gunshots in Franklin arrested in Nashville

FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - A wanted man out of Williamson County was tracked down in Nashville on Tuesday. The Franklin Police Department had been looking for 53-year-old Timothy “Bama” Hill after he allegedly fired gunshots in the area of Iris Place just after midnight on June 13. Hill...
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Man charged with attempted homicide for shooting outside South Nashville apartment complex

Nearly a month after a shooting left a man injured outside a South Nashville apartment complex, authorities said they have arrested the suspect responsible for the incident.
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Mountain Mike’s Pizza Debuts in Tennessee with New Nolensville Location

Mountain Mike’s Pizza, a leading family-style pizza chain for nearly 50 years, and home of the legendary crispy, curly pepperoni®, massive 20-inch Mountain-sized pizzas and dough made fresh daily, is now open in Nolensville, marking the first Tennessee location and its 12th state overall. The Nolensville restaurant is
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Doctors suing Tenn. to stop policy putting sick kids at risk of deportation

Three Nashville physicians are suing Tennessee to block a policy that would report certain immigrant children with severe disabilities to immigration authorities.

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